retired_Sherman6842

This struck me today as I attemped to click two mice at my desk at work today to make the two PCs do different things.

If I had a third arm to be getting on with something as well, would I be able to thiink enough to make sure they all did it right? For example, I could be typing with both hands and drinking a cop of tea.

Would it likely be too much for only two eyes which can only look at one thing at a time, do you think? Would a roaming third eye be required to creally omplement arm number 3, perhaps. Or would it be possible just to be flicking your normal eyes back and forth?

I reckon it would come down to being born with them, probably. Say I woke up with a third arm tomorrow, I'm fairly sure I wouldn't be able to do it justice. Although I'd quite probably become the greatest guitarist ever, eventually. But would babies born with three arms eventually be nurtured and taught to be able to do three different things?

Can also be night thread for late-night wonderings.

retired_jesenia

will there ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark?

retired_derek

It'd give me another option when having a w@nk tbh.

retired_ustasena

Exactly how many options do you currently use?

retired_RIPU DAMAN

The mind boggles...

jhon

it'd give me another option when punching gregg carter

retired_derek

Exactly how many options do you currently use? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Two, clearly.

retired_derek

Because you do that a lot already. :thup:

retired_Monica65

Given the symmetry of humans I'd say it's likely we'd have 4. And Elzar has proved it is possible to use 4 arms quite well.

retired_jenn912010

Drinking a cup of tea requires very limited attention of course.